Zachary Quinto knows how to play the villain. Now, he gets to be the hero in ‘Brilliant Minds’
Best known for playing Spock in “Star Trek” and a deranged doctor in “American Horror Story,” Quinto plays a different kind of brainiac in the new NBC medical drama.
Inside Zachary Quinto's fulfilling role on 'Brilliant Minds'
SEATTLE — For Zachary Quinto it's a little blurry... at least when it comes to his character Dr. Oliver Wolf in the medical drama “Brilliant Minds.” He stars as an eccentric yet gifted neurologist with face blindness. The rare condition gives him a unique perspective and allows him to see his patients differently... which causes some trouble.
‘Brilliant Minds’ no-brainer for Zachary Quinto
Zachary Quinto had made numerous appearances on television shows such as “Charmed” and “24” before he landed the role of Skyler on the NBC series “Heroes.” That role 15 years ago changed his life as he would go on to star in numerous other projects including portraying Spock in the “Star
TV Talk: Pittsburgh native Zachary Quinto returns to primetime in ‘Brilliant Minds’
Trib Total Media TV writer Rob Owen offers a viewing tip for the coming week. PASADENA, Calif. – Pittsburgh native Zachary Quinto first hit it big in primetime on NBC when he played the villain on “Heroes.
Review: Zachary Quinto medical drama 'Brilliant Minds' is just mind-numbing
NBC's new medical drama "Brilliant Minds," loosely based on Dr. Oliver Sacks and starring Zachary Quinto, is more infuriating than enjoyable.
Zachary Quinto Is Delightful in NBC's Mind-Bending Medical Drama ‘Brilliant Minds': TV Review
Based on the real-life work of neurologist Dr. Oliver Sacks and created by Michael Grassi, NBC’s newest medical drama, “Brilliant Minds” follows Dr. Oliver Wolf (an enjoyable Zachary Quinto), an unorthodox physician hellbent on solving his patients’ neurological and mental health issues.
This week’s TV: Zachary Quinto is a quirky, genius doctor on NBC’s ‘Brilliant Minds’
Cerebral, sexy, and Spock-like: just a few adjectives that describe Zachary Quinto. So it doesn’t seem like a leap for the actor who donned Vulcan ears in three “Star Trek” movies to play the brainy lead in the new network series “” The original medical drama set at Bronx General debuts at 10 p.
Brilliant Minds Interview: Tamberla Perry on NBC Medical Drama With Zachary Quinto
ComingSoon Editor-in-Chief Tyler Treese spoke to Brilliant Minds star Tamberla Perry about the medical drama. Perry discussed her character, what makes the show special, and more. Starring Zachary Quinto,
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